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Dentistry With Gentle Touch And Care

Services/Products: Implant Surgery, Wisdom Tooth Extraction, Fillings, Crowns, Dentures, Root Canal, Braces
Other Link: http://www.xinweidds.com
Categories: Dental Clinics, Clinics, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dentists, Implant Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry

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He is the best dentist I've se...

He is the best dentist I've seen. He always finds an affordable solution to my problem and doesn't push me to other pricy treatments. He provides high quality care due to his many practice years. He is professional as well as reliable with good personality.

I have been going here for times recent two years. Couldn't ask for a nicer dental office, staff and the BEST dentists around! Highly recommend them to EVERYONE!!

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Phone: (770) 814-2212

Address: 4317 Abbotts Bridge Rd, Duluth, GA 30097

Website: http://www.xinweidds.com

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Dental Examination
A child should have dental exam as early as possible. A baby may have one or two baby teeth when he or she is just born. It can interfere with breast feeding. It makes sense to see a dentist when the kid has baby teeth normally. The dentist may show parents how to take care of the baby teeth: for example, brushing. Besides, how to feed the baby can also have great impact whether the baby is going to have cavities.

Teeth Cleaning
Sometimes it is not true. Two days before Thanksgiving, a mom and a 2-year-old boy came to our office for exam and cleaning. Came with them is a 6-year-old sister. That latter has visited our office for several years. She gradually becomes a good little patient. While our hygienist was taking care of the mom in one treatment room, we brought the boy to another treatment room. Surprisingly, he was not afraid of the strangest person in the world. To overcome the next obstacle, we asked the elder sister to jump into the dental chair. The little brother followed it with any problem (Fig.1). Now we have the third difficulty. What is that?
Dental Sealants
In Lecture: Brushing for Kids, we discuss that the developmental grooves in the biting, buccal and lingual surfaces are susceptible areas for dental cavities (caries). To prevent the latter, we need to brush the biting surface in a 90 degree and the other two surfaces in a 45 degree. Another way to prevent cavities is to place sealant when an adult molar is just coming in the mouth of your kids. Fig.1 illustrates the biting surface of three molars. Cross lines in these 3 molars indicate the developmental grooves we just talked about. In Fig.2, the black spot represents a cavity in the middle of cross lines. Fig.3 is a cross section of an adult molar. If you are curious about how the cross section comes from, you need to return to Fig.1. The dashed red line is an imaginary line we cut through the tooth (teeth). The arrow shows how we look at the cross section. Anyway, let us look at a development groove in the cross section in Fig.3. We blow up a gray box in Fig.3 into that of Fig.4. As you may note, the groove is quite complicated, having a narrow opening and an enlarged bottom. Tiny food particles and plaque (germ film, i.e., germ product) are easily trapped there (yellow, Fig.5). The end result of accumulation of debris and germ in the groove is formation of a cavity (black, Fig.6).

Fillings
Crowns
Fig.1 illustrates a tooth with crown and root. The crown has two major components: cusp and fossa, analogous to mountain and valley. When upper and lower teeth bite together, the cusp of an upper teeth bites into a fossa of the opposing tooth and vice versa (Fig.2). This relationship is similar to pestle and mortar, facilitating our chewing. When our teeth do not have good alignment like Fig.3, we can grab our food as quickly as a dog does, but cannot chew very well. Our digestive system may suffer. For example, cusps are under undue stress. One day one of them is chipped (arrow in Fig.4). Or the teeth become worn too soon, i.e., cusps flattened (arrow, Fig.5). Sometimes even the tooth may be split into two pieces due to undue pressure and wear.
Bridges

Root Canal Treatment
First of all, we need to open up the infected nerve (Fig.2) and remove the latter (Fig.3). By diligent cleaning, the root canal (actually a tube inside the tooth) is basically free of debris and germs. After this, a strong alkaline paste is placed inside the tooth (yellow, Fig.5) and sealed with cotton (pink) and temporary filling (gray). The alkaline paste can further kill remaining germs and clear the root tip infection (light blue, Fig.6). The paste also promote root tip closure (dark blue, Fig.7). The doctor may need to change the dressing every one or two months until the root tip is close.

Dentures
After extraction a small piece of bone may protrude underneath the gums adjacent to the extraction area, produce severe pain and interfere with denture fitting.

Dental Implants
Guided Free Hand Immediate Delayed Implant of Upper Lower 1st 2nd Molar Premolar with Wide Mesiodistal Space, Short Bone and Narrow Ridge, Dental Education Lecture, Duluth (Atlanta), Georgia, USA

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Maxillofacial Surgery
After a few years in general practice, I returned to my alma mater (Shanghai Second Medical University) to get Oral & maxillofacial surgery residency training.
Tooth Extractions
) allows me to serve you and your family dental needs in a all-around manner. Most of dental treatment can be conducted in my office, including wisdom tooth extraction, implant surgery, filling, crowns, denture, bridge, root canal, and braces. More importantly we place particular emphasis on painless dentistry. You will be surprised to find out that painless dentistry is reality in this office. Every step is gentle with your concern in our mind. I will treat you the same way I would like to be treated both in mind and body. In other word, we try every mean to make your visit as comfortable as possible. Last, we feel that prevention is essential in oral health. After each exam or treatment, we will show you how to improve your oral hygiene so that you have less chance to get bad teeth again. In this website, you are going to see short lectures on oral health. There are 4 categories of the lectures: Kid, Adult, Implant and Other as shown on your left. Every piece of dental work, photo, and drawing shown in this website is original, i.e., done in this office, unless specified.

Orthodontics
In the vast majority of orthodontic cases, significant improvements can be achieved. While the benefits of a pleasing smile, face, and healthy dentition are widely appreciated, orthodontic treatment remains an elective procedure. It, like any other treatment of the body, has some inherent risk and limitations. These are seldom so serious as to contra-indicate orthodontics, but should be considered in making decision to undergo the treatment. You are therefore urged to read the following information, ask us any questions that may come to mind, then (after you are completely satisfied with our explanations) consent to our treating your child by signing this form. This is a standard procedure in our office.
Braces
We have used photos of two clinical cases to explain Why We Need Braces. Today let us use drawings to show how tooth alignment influences our oral health.

Teeth Whitening
Cosmetic Dentistry
Smile Again Family & Cosmetic Dentistry in Duluth, Georgia: Dental Education Extraction root canal implant filling denture braces

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